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A 42-page reflective journal/workbook for adults (adaptable for high-school/college age) that provides structured lessons and writing prompts for building emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and high-performance personal habits.
A word search worksheet that reinforces life-skills vocabulary (e.g. responsibility, respect, honesty, teamwork, budgeting, safety) through word-recognition and spelling practice.
A movie-study resource built around Disney's Lilo & Stitch (2002), teaching reading comprehension, vocabulary, character/theme analysis, data reading, and creative writing tied to the film.
Encourage positive thinking and build self-esteem with this Lion Affirmations Coloring by Code activity! Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students, this fun and meaningful resource combines coloring with simple…
This Love Character Reading Comprehension Worksheet is perfect for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet covers how to be a loving friend, making it a great resource for character education.
If your students need special paper to write messages to you or their peers, print a big set of these Mailbox Cards and you're all set!
This Learning from Our Mistakes Worksheet is perfect for helping students reflect on their mistakes and plan for the future. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn from their mistakes.
A set of three vocabulary puzzles (crossword, word scramble, word search) teaching emotion-regulation vocabulary such as cope, calm, breathe, pause, release, shift, ground, distract, soothe, accept, channel, vent, journal, reframe, and resist.
A structured social-emotional learning (SEL) resource on the Self-Management topic "I can use stress management strategies," built around the CASEL framework, providing daily openers/bellringers and a weekly lesson for classroom use.
Manners and Etiquette word search, scramble and crossword puzzle I made this manners and etiquette puzzle set for my 1st and 2nd graders during our social skills unit.
Are you looking for different ways to celebrate Mardi Gras in your office or classroom this year?! This color by number activity is a great way to review coping skills with your students!
This color by number activity is a great way to review coping skills with your students all while coloring MLK inspired pictures! If you’re looking for engaging ways to teach coping skills in your counseling lessons, then these worksheets…
A Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) activity where students match described behaviors to the emotion that is likely causing them.
Students read eight emotion words and connect each one to a character face. The set includes sadness, happiness, disappointment, worry, fear, confusion, anger and tiredness. A completed version provides the intended pairings for review and discussion.
Build student familiarity with mental health vocabulary terms and their definitions through three puzzle formats
An introduction to mental health literacy for primary/grade 1 students, connecting physical health habits (exercise, healthy eating) to keeping the brain/mind healthy, recognizing signs of positive vs negative mental health, and learning coping strategies.
A complete 40-page workbook to promote the use of mindfulness and learn how to manage exam stress using neuroscience-based methods. This workbook includes clear theoretical concepts (e.g., "Amygdala Hijacking", "Working Memory Bottleneck"…
A set of three vocabulary puzzles (crossword, word scramble, word search) that teach 15 mindfulness/SEL vocabulary terms and their definitions.
Give young students a reflective end-of-school-year writing and drawing prompt about what they will miss from their class.
A set of creative writing prompts connecting Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy to students' own imaginations and reflections, for use on MLK Day or during related units.
Anxiety can easily overwhelm children if fears and “what-ifs” grow too big in their heads. This creative visualization worksheet provides a launchpad for students to address their biggest worry in a manageable, step-by-step way.
Help students identify and externalize sources of worry, and identify coping strategies that help them feel better, using a bucket metaphor.
One-page worksheet for students to draw or write about times during the week they felt four specific emotions.
Invite students to write a goal in the center of each flower and place manageable steps on its petals. As they complete a step, they color the matching petal to record their progress. Use the single-page garden for an initial goal-setting conversation and return to it during brief check-ins.